Book review: Taniya Roy, <i>Representations of Marriage and Beyond: An Investigation of Early Buddhist Textual Traditions (c. Sixth Century <scp>bce</scp> to Fifth Century <scp>ce</scp>)</i>

Taniya Roy, Representations of Marriage and Beyond: An Investigation of Early Buddhist Textual Traditions (c. Sixth Century bce to Fifth Century ce) (New Delhi: Primus Books), 2022, x + 233 pp., ₹1050 (Hb).

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Studies in People’s History
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2024-11-29
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https://doi.org/10.1177/23484489241290103
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Indian and Buddhist Studies
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Book review: Taniya Roy, Representations of Marriage and Beyond: An Investigation of Early Buddhist Textual Traditions (c. Sixth Century bce to Fifth Century ce)

Jaya Sivaswami Tyagi
Studies in People’s History
Indian and Buddhist Studies
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Book review: Taniya Roy, Representations of Marriage and Beyond: An Investigation of Early Buddhist Textual Traditions (c. Sixth Century bce to Fifth Century ce)

Jaya Sivaswami Tyagi
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Taniya Roy, Representations of Marriage and Beyond: An Investigation of Early Buddhist Textual Traditions (c. Sixth Century bce to Fifth Century ce) (New Delhi: Primus Books), 2022, x + 233 pp., ₹1050 (Hb).

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Book review: Taniya Roy, <i>Representations of Marriage and Beyond: An Investigation of Early Buddhist Textual Traditions (c. Sixth Century <scp>bce</scp> to Fifth Century <scp>ce</scp>)</i> — Jaya Sivaswami Tyagi · Studies in People’s History (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS